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. . . for a cue review. Here's my latest addition: a dedicated break cue . . . . . . of special construction, optimized for breaking a rack. The cue is formed of a single piece of purpleheart from end to end. In other words, the maple burl covering the fo...  

I can challenge any player. Beautiful. Cheers, Nilo

. . . truly, the more one plays, the more attuned one gets to the qualities of the cues they're using. For playing cues, nothing beats a forearm of solid Brazilian rosewood . . . [Camatillo rosewood] [Brazilian rosewood] . . . due to their unique resonanc...  

When Nixon was president!!! Cheers, Nilo

. . . for pool cues, Massi. Its patterns are highly randomized, which works against it aesthetically for most folks. In person, though, it's strangely compelling. Another person who visited his shop wanted it; thankfully, it was already slated for my acco... 

. . . and a break cue? The dimensions of a break cue - longer by roughly an inch, thicker shaft (at least half a millimeter more), and gentler taper ('Euro taper) - are the outwardly visible signs. Wood selection - exclusively purpleheart for all function... 

By far the best looking cue yet! Really like the wood you picked out, the patterns in it are very nice. Happy shooting Art! -MW

. . . we play nothing but bank-the-eight. Easier than it looks - trust me! If 1 is good, 2 are better!

Now your giving me less excuses next time I visit Looking good and I love the Maple detail. Yours my friend, Andy.

. . . as I'm calling two rails in the side? Cuban slide

Awesome shot dude..!!! Andy.